[ SECRET POST #2770 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2770 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

as a dutch native speaker, that dutch quote makes no sense. 'jij en ik' = singular you and i, but 'wij doen dit met zijn allen' refers to a group, the whole team. /nitpicky

[(Anonymous)]

I don't speak Dutch, but maybe it refers to the goalkeepers as a team, and that both of them together play for the whole Dutch team?

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ayrt

no, it's more like separate statements. like the first sentence is about how the both of them are a team (it literally says: we're a team, you and i). the second part says "we're doing this together as a group". if it had been about just the two of them, there's a different word for it ("samen", in case you're interested :) ).

so they're both nice statements, just the latter isn't slashy - well, unless it's some kind of team involvement ;)

OP

[(Anonymous)]

1. I didn't make that quote up, I don't speak Dutch really. Apparently it's what Krul told Cillessen after the quarter final and I thought that was a very beautiful thing to say.

1. But that's what I meant to refer to: I was very impressed by the whole Dutch team and how far they got - not necessarily in terms of footballing quality but with regard to team spirit; it was a fantastic mix of experienced and young players. And I doubt the goalkeeper substitution would have worked as well in any other team.
With a bit of luck they could have made it to the final (but that's ok, beating Argentina was too good).

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[(Anonymous)]

oh I know, I was just being nitpicky, it was a really nice thing to say and I was very proud of the team :)